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commencement at CENTRAL.

FIR. EDTolG- dosira. to saya Few
words through the columns of the,
SENTINEL, in regard to the closing OK.
erclses of our School, which will take
place next week. ~, .~,.. e..
The people of Central are Justly
proud of this enterprise in building
nr first class school at this place
and arc now looking forward with
anxious expectations, to the closing
exercises OF hepresant session. Those
who are acquainted with the working
OF our young and prosperous Institu,
ton, are anticipating an entertain
ment full OF both interest an d instruc-
ton.
The examination Of classes begins
on Thursday morning. 23d inst, and
continues during the regular school
hours o. the day. The pablic is invi-
ted to attend, both for the encourage
ment of the school and to sec what
progress the scholars are making.
Thursday night the time will lie
devoted to the delivery of extracts,
Dialogues, rccitations, readings, anil
orlglla! essays and speeches.
On Friday morning, the Oath inst,
the examination will continue until
| about IL o'clock. Then thc annual
address will be d"livrrcd by Hon j.
f.. B2G;rs, Of The Pickcns SENrIHEL.
After the address n basket picnic
will be served. The frion Is aud pa
tron OF the school, aud all parties in
| turcStrd, arc invited to come propar-
eel t. ponder to the tastes of rs many
| friends as possible, and to SOC thai
visiting friends arc not ncglectcl
The people of this community
have not been found wanting in libcr-
ality, and we bolicv2 they will not
fail III this effort to make the coming
occasion u pleasant one.
Music will be furnished for the
occasion. The afternoon Of Friday
will be given for rest and rccro
alton until night, when the cx~r-
ciscs will close with series
Of wrll selected charales Many Wis,
TORS are expected during the com
-9ncrccmtnt exercises. CENTRAL.
June II, 1887.
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hIandCufTs Worn by y0hm
Brown.

= John Comfort, of Harrisburg, Pa,
IL a great relic hunter and has in his
possession many valuable relics, es-
pecially of the late war. The hand
cuffs which We're worn by John Brown,
Of Ossawatolnie, the herue of Harper's
Ferry, when he was hanged in Charles
ton, Virginia, is one of his latest &C
QUESTIONS. They We're obtained at
the time Of the execution by Virgin
ian who b"queathed them to his
daughter. She had Frequently been
offered $500 for them, as is stated in
the correspondence Mr.. Comfort had
about them. but had always "rcfuscd
to sell. Finally he yielded and Mr..
Comfort obtained the much coveted
prize. They are connected with a
swivel and two links, and locked with
screw bolt. AS compared with cuffs
OF 9ho present day they are of the
most primitive character, though
doubtless rs effective for the purpose
| intended as the more modern "braco-
let's. ."-Iio0TjSIug Yulcgraph.
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Mygicnic laws.

In o conversation with DR.. c.. W.
rle the other day, he said he had
thin the last three weeks Lad a
sat many cases of dysentcry among
Gagged and young. Some cases of
very malignant type, and others
."lding very readily to ordinary treat
mt. This disease is now, through.
. the Southern States, assuming
epidemic form. This form of the
ease is generally considered rs
asmatic and infectious. In
lie of our sister States, small towns
! generally considered healthy To-
ty, with pure atmosphere, is now
cked with n most malignant type
his disease, which seems to resist
medical skill; and upon q thorough
'stigation of the HySicn;c laws
find even in these localities coop
i've causes-such as imparc Wa
i'll wells, and want Of proper at
ion to the surroundings about the
Misses such neglect i'll cIcnning
pens, slops from the kitchens,
All CT which serve to- proAuc2
air of malignant nature and
ravate any disease That may pre-
in our midst. Atmospheric in
nee acts more as cooperative eau
than Mctic. Therefore, during
49,; terrible scorge throughout our
ii, we should use every mcanes in
power to pevent The prevalence of
atmospheric poison by the thor
9h application of dsintcctnrts-
h as lime, carbolic acid, copcras,
You'd it not he we'll for the town
neil to see that all the foul places
g. cleaned. And it behoovrs every
zen to see that his promises arc
IN. Many doctor bills may be
ed by the free application Of any
he Gsinfcctants above mentioned.
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j. his charge to the Grand jury
the Judge viii a&y:--all he has to say
and then stop short off without
saying one word about the grassy
condition Of crops, ana the rancdv--
not ono wo4u Will c2cunc his lirs
about the fine assortment Of Furmiuu
Fool" ttatlH.y kept at this store,
lie won't even say Handled Hoes and
Grain Cradlos, which he miyht sav
easy enough without touching hii
lips together.
Neither Will the Solicitor, who is
50 Q'ick to notice such b,undcra, call
attention to the fact that Wide brim
Straw Hats and Double foot plow-
stock" and Sweeps are good things to
nave on a farm. Even the long ar,
ray Of Attorneys, who can make nm
innocent man feel guilty, will not vt.
ter one syllable in praise Of Caoss
BIa,jrs and Saddles. nor rcnind IL.
People thnt now is the time for I'm
hreIas, AIusquito Nets. p,lm Fan.
and Muslius. The Clark and s;,o,.
if will probably notice tbis ov,r.;ubt
but being naturally trn,;d, tl,,. will
only whisper in the witnesgns, na,.
that they must swear by my coiEc.
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2ts!a d South t2y1.ii3a,
Cou TTy or PICKENa.
IN G rMMDN PLEAS COURT.
Summons fOY Rolicf.

Theodore D. Jcrvoy, Edward McCrody
j., Atcrd Chrisolm, as Executors OF
the in4t will and testament Of William
G.. Bee deceased, Plaintiffs against Ifa-
ry +. Smith, ". J. Parker, II. T,
Ownhny, r. A. Ownbcy, VI. Acme;
Ownhcy and Ri }hnrd Lonhurdt, Defon-
dnnt8.
TO The Defendants above nam,d, Mary
f. Smith and II. i. Ownbcy.
VOU nro hereby summoned opd yo-
qured to answer the complaint IN
this action, Of which ~ copy is hcrrwilL
served upon you, and to- servo COW nf
your answer TO She said comDninton the
subscriber at hiN Office on Public Suorr
Grccnvllle City, within twenty ,luys of.
tor tho service hcro)f, exclusive OF the
day OF such service; and If you fail 10
answer Che complaint within tho timn
aforesaid, tho Plaintiffs IN this action,
VIII apply t" the court for rOiiof demau.
ded in the complaint.
Dated I'd May 1897,
LIS j. j. bBWl8, C.C.p.
NJ. +. ANsELL, PlatuGfFs' 4ttv
TO the Defendants Mary T., Smit, and
II. l.. Ownboy,
Take HoSige that the compIaiut +, a.;
c;tse was died in the OiRce of the ClrrI, ,f
the Court of Common Pleas for Pinl. ~ oI
County on the 4th day of May 1857,
81 j.. 8NSBL, plaintirs' Aitv
juno tG, t8s7-6b
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NTONTnJTto be made. Cut this out
MI I'M H Y and return to us, and we
lYlUJy LII. will send you free, some
ihing of great value and importance to-
you, that will start you in business which,
En will bring y%" else R "f % s mSnd %od sMI MnVoa H%as
can do the work ard live at home. Either
sex; ali ages Something Few, that juet
coins money for all workers, We wilE
start you; capital notnccdcd This is orc
If the genuine, important chances Of a
lifetime Those ambitions and enter
prising will not delay Grand outfit freeA
AddtGs TRUE 81 Co., Augusta, Nainc. 1y
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COmrt Proceedings.

he Court of General Sessions al.
ned last Tuesday, there being on
)ur cases tried, with three con
'ons and one ocquittal.
he disposition made Of all thl
linal cases are as follows
lbclt Bird, perjury, guilty, son
ed to one year in the State pcni-
&ry and pay q fine Of 500. A
on for a now trial was nalefin
case but was refused; then notice
peal was given and the prisoner
- 'elcascd on $500 bond aNd eNocu-
Of sentence stayed until the ap-
can be heard by the Supreme
, {.
A Ownboy, forgery, guilty, onc
in State penitcntiary. The sane
5iti0n was made Of this case a.
preceding case; and since the
ONE of Mr.. Ownbey's friends
got up apetition asking the Gov,
to pardon him. The petition is
lg with the the success it dc
',es Avery, arson, guilty, sen
to ten years i'll the State peni-
VS.. ALA Cater, selling liquor
tlicenso, continued.
VS.. Jasper Kay and Martha
:, adultery, mol pressed.
. g VS.. john p. Hunter, burning
continued.
VS.. John Hunt, assault and
with intent to kill, continued.
, vs. John Hunt, carrying con
weapons, continued.
VS.. Wm. freeman, assault and
with intent to kill, continued
eys. VIM. Harris, carrying con
{ weapons, continued.
Town Council Of Central VS..
Peek, appeal from decision Of
ouncil, two cases, appeal dis
ne case Of the Statem. Re.oecca
forthe murder of her child, the
n took an order committing
" the lunatic asylum, as it was
L. by two physicians that she
sane. !nhe Sheriff was MAX
rangementa to carry her to the
' last Thursday, but Rebocca
nassed into another world.
Ne petit jury was discharged on
a"b and there being very lit-
lyIl. business to dispose of, the +
vas &aioprned sale dc on |
d sdas !
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POMONA HILL NURSERIES,
POMONA, N. c.,

Two and half miles west of Green's
hero, y. 9. The main line of the r
" y. II. II, passes through grounds
ana within LOO feet Of the Office. Sa.
lem trains make regular stops twice
d"liy each way. Those iinterosted in
!rWt and fruit growing aro cordially
mvi3ed to inspect this the largest
n"rsery i'll the State and one amonu
the largest in the South.
The proprietor has for many Years
VISITED the loading nurseries North
ana West, and corresponded with
those OF foreign countries, catherine
every fruit calculated to suit tL2
South, both native and foreign. The
reputation of Pomona Hill Nurseries
IS such that many agents going out
from Greensboro, representing other
nurseries, try to leave the impression
lhaC they are representing these
nurseries. Why do they do it7 Let
the public answer.
L have in stock growing land can
show visitors the same) the largest
and best stock Of trees, &C., ever shown
or seen IN any two nurseries in North
Cafoilna' consisting Of apple, pench,
pear. Cherry, plum, grape, Japanese
perSlmmon, Japanese plum, Apricot,
n'ctnrllie, Russian APRICOT, mulberry,
ounces. Small fruits: Strawberry,
ra"Phcrry, cnlrants, pacans, .English
""u'utF, r!Nbarb, asparagus, ever,
! green's, sh@le trees, roses, &c.
Gave Your order TO my authori2c.l |
agent or ordcrdirect from the nursery
correspondence solicited. Descript.
I'VE catalogue free 70 app.icuuts.
Address,
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Buoklen's Arnioa salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cnts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tettes, Ghapped Hands, Chilblaius,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptious, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale by Dr q. W. Earle.
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a NIGElss OF NNifnr

CLEVELAND, O., June 9Th. AT Obcr.
I'm this afternoon, during q thundcr-
storm, much damage was done bv a
c'oudburst or watcrspout. When
the storm was at its height an i'm
menSe volume Of water came down
suddenly, swelling to raging tor.
rent the creek which flows fhrourh
the town. The creek rose seyeral
feet within few minutes, noodin4.
the streets. filling cellars and in many
cases driving persons to the upper
stories Of their dwellings,. One house
was ilOatcd from its foundations. and
havoc Was played by the water in the
lumber yardS. Three hundred feet
Of the Lake Shore railroad track WAS
washed away, and one passenger
train was stepped. The flood subs
dcd almost as quickly as it camo. 1t
is Impossible to tell now the exact
amount Of damage.
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A Destructive FsYe.

! On last Monday JUS. at dinner time
! the CRY of f,cl fre!! rang out on the
streets, and in very short time 9
large number of citizens huriedly
collected ut the newly erected resi-
, dtnce Of DR.. w. j. Bramlett, to ren.
! der what assistance they could to-
wards the preservation Of his pro,}er-
ty; bnt it was too late for assistance
to avail much. The fire broke out in
the stove room, and no doubt resulted
IN defect in tho stove chimney.
The room boing ceilcd the fro was
not discovered till it had burned
through the roof. 1t spread with
lightning rapiditI over the entire roof
and 1T was evident that it was impos,
sible to save the house. Nearly
all the furniture, however, was saved
The stove, crockery and lot Of cloth
ing We're lost, as the flames spread Sc
rapidly they could not be removed.
in one brief hour the neat residence
Of DR.. Bramlott was in ashes, and the
rising smoke and dying embcrs mar
kcd the spot where the happy family
were accustomed to assemble in thoil
quiet and pleasant home.
Our citizens, both white anl black
did all that could possibly be done
to avert the sad misfortune, but hu
man power could not avail
The building was doomed. The
house Of Maj. Bradley, occupied by
Dr. Riley, at one time carBht, bu
the flame was cXtinguishcG. The
house of o negro somo distance caught
but was saved without damgc. Tho
misfortune dealt n heavy bIow on Dir
Bramlctt. His property WAS insure;
to probably two thirds its value
which is, Of course, somo consolation
DIR. Bromlett is II yorng phy,iciaa OF
PROMISE and has built np a GOOD
practice iii this County. To have his
hard earned property swept away as
Of yesterday IS sad misfortune. He
may rest assured TINT he has the sym.
rathy OF the entire community, and
Ill oUr citizens will lend Il helping
hand i'll rHGaininy what he has lost
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LOST

Ssight of the parties who can sell Grave.
No, I. Material; We do good work, and
we do 50 TO give satisfaction. Our pri-
ccs run from three dollars up. We have
on hand and 70 arrive Large Stock Of
Grave Stones. All work delivered at the
grave. Satisfaction given Mr. II. Fl.
Owen can be found ia charge Of the
Marble Yard ready to We all who may
call upon him. Give n trial aud be-
convinced, j. y. SMITH & Co.
Liberty, S. G. Oct. Id. '86.
Oct. 81, 1856 f.
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sSSST 4 TE or 3nUTH CAROLYN 4
~ 't""NIi or Fi'kENS.-Bl J. B.
NEwBERY, ESQ ,ProbntcJulge.--W Whrrnas
:. j. Smith has male suit to me- tn
Grant her Letters of Administration. of
tue Estate und effects of ". $. Smith
deceased
Tines" are therefore to cite andalmonish
all and Singular the kindred and creditors;
ut the said W. $. Smith deceased, that
they be and appear, before m", in the
court OF Probate, to be held at Pic.ens
{: H., on the 18th day Of June 1897
a'ter plhiication hereof, ut II O'Clock in
lhc forenoon, To Shcw ca;Isr. if any they
have, why tn" said administration should
not be granted.
GiTcn under my hand and seal. this
23th day Of May Anno Dpmini 1887.
rs. }. B NHWGE2Y, J.rp.u.
May rs, 'S1--2t
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The Anderson Intelligeneer says
tiat a girl Of Anderson county hae e
lizzard for pet. Is that going to
be the fatcstf oh doll'G / wi,n |
Bas Lizard.
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kS,,1s, From QsatnH.

Mr. EDrroR:~-L see in vour issue Of
the 2d inst, that Central Knights Of
InDOr has undertaken to make a re-
! ply to my article on Labor BY slit
ing the IN utter Thoroughly, l cmnot
fiNd single thing to reply to, except
where he mentions an "air gun. "
! When L Was II boy [ used an air gun,
bat now chat have grown up to
manhood and had for9ptton the use
Of one until reminded by him. 7
Thought that % man Of his agn had
forgotten how to uso them, bat
sec he still holds on to to%s
We'll, my friend don't be discorr,
aged; try it again, perhaps YOU may
do better the next time.
Crops in this section are looking
fine. Some squares wore reported
the 28th of Man
We h.:vc hal several refreshing
showers, and the prospects are that
the farmers will have to resumo op-
eration against general green"
Boz JONES.
The Rnv J. p. knight who d;od
Wodnes dny last at Yarmouth, EH3-
land, wn1 tile author. of,"She Wore u
Wreah of Rose" "I}ocked in the Cra.
die of the Deep anl other we'll
known songs. tGo was seventy five
years of age, having been born at
Brakford-on tI1e-Avo1, July 26, 1912
While in America, in 1886, he COM
posed Crooked in the Cradle Of the
Deep" Mr.. Knight was for some
time connected with the ministry of
the Church of England. Under his
own name, that Of Phillip Mortimer"
he publiShed over 900 vocal compost,
tions, many Of which euioy,tho widest
popularity whcroyer the English Iau-
gua8e is sung o. spaksn.
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e NW:tfN EstTnEsN.

During the hard storm on WcdneS-
day afternoon, tn" 9th iNst., a bolt Of
Lightning struck the Grconvl1e and
Lourens telegraph line below Fonnt-
nin Inn, and succeeded in scattering
itself widely 1t sp!intcrcd ten OF
tho poles simultaneously, Leaving
them useless wrccks.-UuiIY Nc~s.
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Cowgaty Gosnlm ;aafNmc g's' Court

The Special Commissioners appoin-
tcH to lay cut the new road from the
BcaS!oy Place TO w. Is. Stewards,
reported thai the route was not prnc.
ticahlH, and the road WAS refused.
But aHuthcr route was reported "a
ha!n : tmorH prnc cticnh!c, and waH agreed
to.
4 Aprtition f"r Now road from ".
L. ODrii's through lands OF Il. 4.
Hc.Acr and A. ". Clayton, AMI the
Commissioners aipnint'l Mvssrs. W.
II. ODrll, }. Mntt. DDwln unj jason
Gillespie As special commissioners l.
la ont tie road.
Nlr. A. =. Ta;Icy reported that Mr.
j. h. Wclbmnc had pail him %21
the damage assessed for right of way
through his land, and requested that
! the moncy be used in working out
the noW PicllcnS and pumpNint>wu
: road
4 petition was fled asking for a
! chuN,Tr in the road from pickcNs to
| Easley, by way Of r. A. Bowers, to
Dc heard ut the next rGGuINr meeting.
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THIS GOOD O&D STANDBY
hccomplishcs for everybody exactly what sclaImed
iort One OF tho reasons for the great popularity OF
tho Mustang Lihiment IS found In It's unfyofsnI
applicability. Everybody needs such medicine.
The Lumbermhn needs II IN case OF accident
The Housewife needs 1t for general family
The Cnnnler needs 1t for his teamB and his men.
Tho Mechanic needs Railways his work
bench
The Miner needs It I'm case Of emergency.
The PlOnoOr rncedsIt-can't got along without It,
The Farmer needs 1t In his housG, his stable,
Gnd Ills stock yard
The Steamboat man or tho B0ntInHh needs
II In liberal supply AfOat and ashore.
Tho HOryC-ftImciGr needs ltriE is bis best
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock grower needs ft--it wil save him
thousands of dollars and n world OF trouble.
Tho RniiroRd mnn needs It and VIII Meod it so
long az his life is q round OF accidents and dangers
The BnckvsoOdAmInn needs 1t. There Is moth.
ing Ike 1t nnudote for tho dangers to life,
limb and comfort wlticli surr6tind tho pioneer.
Tho mGTehhnC needs 80 about his store onnonR
his employees. Accidents viii happen, and whom
these como tie Mustang L5nnent IS wanted ct once
S6sp n Bottle in tbO House. 'TIs tho best OF
economy. -H
HSep N Bottle IN the Factory. ttsinmedIats
uso In OF aeldent pain ana ioss OF wages
Keep B0ttIo Always ia tho static for
use whom wanted.
dan 20, 1887 ~
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!"ngor' i hr%l"Gte;i cold %. cough NAV
i','"' |" lnrun";.:r.t onNUurliu" or other Gaia.
"l ANc '5TronE > EcctO-at III. il wi ctl.ca
as - &c i''i tii,n,: fey Cr+,rISi:, in.
d'EcotIon %icH lC'ldaChe as inolloitnu5 testify
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AR'" H'sr"f'FE" MFN "S A'n"1'
1h"rc Is not IL ci""d IN IN" South
Ga'"'lhH FARMERS SKY Inc May re-
port OF the state A@ricAilurA! Depart
mrnt IN rcGard t" the condition OF "nI'
, great S'apie crops Is tail OF cneour
: A%ci""At. AL tn" rr"pS are better
IMAM 'n'T were TN" n'N" lH"' year, on
,n' Year before. Nno zion ontio'N
l" more promising 'NHA 1t mas n2on II;
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